Majority of Americans Supports ‘Smart’ Guns, Survey Reveals
2016-01-21
Finding counters claims there is no market for childproof weapons, researchers sayContinue Reading
Majority of Americans Supports ‘Smart’ Guns, Survey Reveals
2016-01-21
Finding counters claims there is no market for childproof weapons, researchers sayContinue Reading
Many Older Americans May Get Unneeded Breast, Prostate Cancer Screenings
2016-01-21
Seniors shouldn’t be checked if they have less than 10 years to live, but study found almost 16 percent do
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Did Antarctic Explorer Shackleton Have a ‘Hole in His Heart’?
2016-01-21
Researchers say birth defect could explain some of the British adventurer’s health troubles, early deathContinue Reading
Blood Test Might Predict When Antibiotics Won’t Help
2016-01-20
It’s still in development, but doctors’ office screening method could curb overprescribing, experts sayContinue Reading
Breast Concerns May Sideline Many Teen Girls From Sports
2016-01-20
Survey finds about half of British high school girls forgo activitiesContinue Reading
California Sees Doubling of CT Scans for Minor Injuries, Study Finds
2016-01-19
Researchers concerned about potentially unnecessary radiation exposureContinue Reading
California Sees Doubling of CT Scans for Minor Injuries, Study Finds
2016-01-19
Researchers concerned about potentially unnecessary radiation exposureContinue Reading
Terminal Cancer Patients in U.S. Less Likely to Die in Hospitals
2016-01-19
Study compares end-of-life practices in seven countriesContinue Reading
Doctors Choose Less Aggressive Care at End of Life, Studies Reveal
2016-01-19
Findings suggest they understand limits of modern medicine better than the patients they treat doContinue Reading
Personal Care Plans Tied to Better Follow-Up in Breast Cancer Survivors
2016-01-15
Study found improvement in number of low-income women meeting care recommendationsContinue Reading
Trauma Care Workers at Risk for ‘Compassion Fatigue’
2016-01-15
Acknowledging it is a key to coping, researchers sayContinue Reading
Doctors’ Body Language May Hint at Racial Bias
2016-01-14
Researchers say nonverbal cues might spur seriously ill black patients to request more aggressive careContinue Reading